Sentence examples for perceived to save from inspiring English sources

MHEC-RAP was perceived to save the cost of unnecessary transportations of patients out of their community to another hospital thereby changing the previous culture of 'schedule and transport' to 'assess and transport as needed'.

Those patients willing to bear the cost of the alternative therapy because of the benefits they perceived to themselves were saving resource costs for the provider.

Since the bank crash of 2008 the centralising imperative is back with a vengeance, perceived to be the only way to save the euro.

Thus, one might feel obliged to hide a stigmatizing illness to accommodate the expectations of others; to avoid embarrassment and to save the family's reputation; especially if the disease is socially perceived to be inheritable [ 38].

Antibacterial products are perceived to exacerbate this.

This view is perceived to be problematic.

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The loss of 5,000 jobs in the UK steel industry since last summer has seen the government come in for criticism over a perceived lack of action to save the industry.

This is a good way to save needless effort that we would perceive to be wasted based on our experiences, it is learning, and it saves time and energy if this is the attitude one wants.

In Study 2, playing the game led to increased self-reports of household efforts to save energy and perceived importance of sustainability.

Now, India is perceived as not only a place to save labor costs but also as a place where innovation can take place.